Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-09-08
LOCAL sREviTIES.

on business.
Mr.. Frank Clarke lef: this afternoon for
Philadelphia
Mrs. J. Z. Kyle. of Xenia, was in the
city this morning.
Rev. Joseph Kyle and Mr.. James Carson
are in Xenia today.
Mr.. j. j. Miller went to Xenia this morn
ing on legal business.
Miss Little Mitchell is in Yellow Springs
today. calling on friends.
Mr.. Al Clarke returned today from a
business trip to Cincinnati.
Mr.. John Smith and wife left via the Pan
Handle today for Philadelphia.
Mrs. VIM. c. Downey and family left to-
day on visit to West Liberty.
Dr. Rodgers and daughter left today via
the Pan Handle for Philadelphia.
Mr. Willie Huben. of this city, is visiting
his aunt. Mrs. Fisher, at Urbana-
Mrs. p S. Dyer has just returned from
a visit among friends at Cincinnati.
Mr. Henry Eyre Brownies organ recital
A. the First Presbyterian church this even
ing.
Mr.. Chandler Robbins left this morning
via the Pan Handle for Philadelphia on
business.
The ladies Of St Paul church have COM
pleted arrangements for refurnishing the
parsonage.
After today one thousand mile tickets on
the n. 4. P. h o. railroad will be advanced
in price to SIS.
Miss Belle Bryant. OF DAYTON. is the
guest of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Land, on
east Patton street.
Mrs. Will Hoyt, OF Cincinnati, formerly
Miss Reifsnder. OF this city, is visiting
friends and relatives here.
Miss Lottie Mann. who has been visitins
Mrs. Miller. east Patton street. left yester
day for her home in Cincinnati.
Mr. Mack Bottoms. an employe at the
Arcade grocery. is very sick at his home or
York street. He has the malaria
Mr.. Croy. formerly In the music business
in Springfield. but now advertising solicitor
Of the Columbus Times, is in the city.
The many warm friends Of Mr.. S. S.
Black are glad to welcome him back. after
a brief visit 10 his old home at GAINESVILLE.
Only three arrests were made yesterday.
James Hubert. drunk: William Burns. lott
ering, and Henry Neulno. assault and bat
tery.
Messrs. John L. Zimmerman. Randolph
Coleman. X. S. Ludlow and Robert John
son went to Xenia this morning on busi-
ness.
The office and writing room at the St
James hotel is being handsomely repspered
and presents q greatly improved appear
ance.
The funeral of Mrs. Rachel Cavileer will
take place from her late residence Friday,
at p. III. Friends of the family are in
Wit. d.
Miss Hazel West. the bright three-year'
I'D daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. ID. I. West,
has entered Mrs. Bruce's kinderg garten
school.
The Superior Drill Co. sent two Of the
handsomest drills they ever turned out tG
the Missouri state fair. q. St. Louis. today
via the Pan Handle.
Miss Henrietta Ford. west State street,
one of the best musicians in the city. left
Yesterday for Lexington. KY. where she
will give instructions in music.
Mr.. Amiel Metzger. OF the Adams Ex-
press Office. is In Nenia today. He will re-
turn soon il he is not overcome by the flow
Of water from the new water works.
Mrs. W. S. Newberry left for Columbus
o1ay to visit friends and make sOme nee
-ssary arrangements for her son Elmer. who
will probably attend school there this
season.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. c. Holloway and daugh-
ter, Miss Acsa. arrived home yesterday
from trip to Detroit and the northwest
They are in splendid health and had mos,
enjoyable time.
Mr.. Charles p. Kalbfus, stenographer al
The Superior Drill Co. works. was called
home TO Camden. Ohio. today by the deatl
pf his mother Mr.. kalbfus has the sym
pathy of many friends in his great bereave-
ment.
The Springfield base ball club goes to
Urbana tomorrow to play the third and de
,iding game with the team of that city.
Both clubs have taken a game apiece and
the outcome of the third is awaited with in
terest.
The prices on calf. kip and rubber boots
are guaranteed to be p per cent. low er al